THE DUNN DISPATCH
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nUDAY.
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L. BUMS· POTS.
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Have you ntiitmd for that school
bnn<t election. S
In all 0m town* ta wfckh school
Vmd election* kan bHn held Ob
year. then is do record oa Ma k*«
isg failed to provide fu6 uktd far
•rhool IXtMlioi.
If |M ara far school 1·μ»οτ«—at
you will vat* far the bond.». (f yon
ara tira in ft school improvement, yea
will probably not hare th* narra ta
vote al al).
The Dispatch pause· lu '.ta wild
rash toward fivin* yoa the news t<
remark that Superintendent Bass ip
peart to be dois κ his daradast to (in
Dunn clean streets and alleys. If k)
wDl kaap op kit present U*k aad il
all of you srfll jrive him the corpora
tion hie effort deserves, it Is certain
that we w£l have a clean loan.
"I has* register·* aad ua fotai
to rota for the school bonds." Ham
many of yoa can say that? The hooki
are now open. If yo« an Botes k
vote for the bonds, go down to Alley
rancer· orne· «ad ragiatar. Bot. u
rn tn net iMtoubly certain thaï
y>o ara piaf to vota, pleaae «tajr
away. Every voter regiaterod eomati
ajcalrrt th« aehoola U that voter doei
not vota.
Get a fia» and nn« buntlnf for
your ear If ran expect to Hde hi that
b'C Fourth of Jaijr parada. If you
and your car are not aU dolled op.
yooU not to permitted to el attar up
the line.
HUP WANTED
The Dfapatch waa favor
friend a* Boute One
latter, telling of
aelefcharfceod.
« «tory of
U.'a lawn
"Item." There in ao lurid tcetnti
of mord era, ao Meouti of society
dirait· proceedings, no acaadal.
MMt of tteas tall a plain Utda atery
of fumr OraaB'· new barn, or BUI
Jiarf tUI te— from tte city, or
«te growth af tte om. They ara
•11 «telanaa. Subjects far laughter
■mon ι tte .big city foft. perhaps, but
latereetlag to thoaa ute rend tte
country paper's territory. ι
Tte Diapetch would UVa to carry
taaay lach lattars at Utua is ovary
ou e< Its Imn. It traaU that other·
•bouc IU frira*· will favor it
Ta Mr. Lea and ttet other friend,
who did not lb a a erne to hi· letter,
we ertead than La.
SHADOW-BOXING THE IDOLS
Greenatero Dally News.
Former Naval Secretary Daniel·
doing tte a oawatNaeat oratory at
tte aaivaraity yesterday, called "you
roung «eotla· en, ta the heights end
lata the rnaks of tte lcoaecUat· af
yoar <*j, and to the solemn aad
much-needed daty of d*«trcyinjr "Im
positions and item· of any kind."
"It U a glorious daty of radical·
who follow tho Christ ia His denu
dation of pterleeelsm, Hie expo toi aa
of moneychanger· from Gods tem
ple, and tho b I ait ία* of sham» and
idols, wherever their heads are lifted
up. Let the guillaUae of righteous
wrath translated into statute law be
yoar weapon, and let Coavontioa and
Regularity and Conformity be your
drat victim·."
Considering this "florious com
Ipany- In which Mr. Daniel» places
'Jans, Paul. Luther, Calvin, Baayaa.
lefahen, Gobdea, Bright, President
Wilson, Chief Justice Clark and in
fèrent! ally tte speaker him ad f, Uteee
"younr men" sboald feel the arte to
break looee at any and aH tin as, for
tte secretary assure· them ttet
"theoe Iconoclasts (always he writes
tte moath-βΐΐin* word with Cap·)
Uve In tte splendor of the world's
Brmuiuoe. ΤΗ minions of Um»
tlon In their day in foifottai or
1n)M. DmUw of Convention
bore stoned fro· Rome to Salelgfc
' «Tory iconoclast who loaght to Uu
down the Molt of Conformity."
Yea, air, all the way from "Bono
to Raleigh" the tzmil of iconoclaam
It stained tn ■martyr'j blood, particu
larly rod art the street· of Uilfk.
Bot what if Hum young backs and
! backer* of "Coavention and Bagular
atod Conformity" η home and
their daddies what they hesrdî
Wont there be aome paternal ancoe
tor who wlQ recall that when Joseph
Penison Caldwell, a rival editor W
the iconoclastic apoiUe of yertcrday
broke with "Convention.·* yea, th<
greet National Democratic conveo
tloa, planting himself oo the very
word* of Luther, "Here I stand, God
help ne, I can do no otherwise," he
begian a systematic obese af that
mighty non-conformist aatd the tiu
' edy of folded hand* moved Caldwell
from his editorial duties?
And what was Caldwell's sin? He
did not believe in Bryan and free
silver, in ths initiative, the raff and
—J the Demeentie
Kbiley.
Then let as (oppose that there may
ha a eon, a nephew, a cousin, or an
acqnaintaaco of John Spencer Bassett
another non-coxfonaist, at the uni
versity yesterday. If Ik· boy should
k* ■»«!* off kia fe«t by the Jtu of
th· boor, wouldn't somebody Ult the
yoaiifiUr that when Basartt risked
tbo foolish opiates In North Caroliaa
that Booker Washington. opportunity
wuMtR^, vu the (Ktlut roan in
tbo south dicc Lee, the blood-stained
iconoclast of Raleigh not only "lot th·
guillotine of right·**· wrath" loooc
ity'i "icuiliotine" bo applied in ehop
•a Buwlt but demanded that Trin
plag off the prof»—or*» h lad. Tbo
proteeaor it all right now—he voted
and worked for Jimmy Co* Last year.
Then suppose there U a He, « cou·
rtn a nephew or evea · carnal ac
quaintance of the lato and lamentable
candidate Charles Laben Abernothy.
Surety, the boy will bo plea ted to hear
from Raleigh'* most advertised mar
tyr, thexa noble words: "And let Con
vention and Regularity and Confor
mity be your first victims," even
though Abbie might Inform him that
the perennial runner was the "firs*
victim" of "Convention and Regular
ity and Conformity." It wai th* same
Raleigh Amos, wrecker of Idols, who
pouaced upon the unconventional Ir
regular and noa-c on forming Abble
who refused to Aid· a stole· primary
and, bless Paddy, the Iconoclast made
it so hot for the man who had as
saulted th· citadels of "Convention
and Regularity and Conformity" that
AMI· had te iurrmdtr
"It is an inglorious company of
radieala," this bunch of irregulars,
non-conformists, unconventional vic
tims of the Daniels editorial assaults
—Jupcr C. Haute, banished by
preaching to the brother in black and
allowing a prayer meeting talk to a
few faithful to get into th· Old Re
liable's columns; Kllgo pilloried for
kla friendship for the Dakes; Kitchia
for his greater wisdoaoas administra
tive than h· showed as candidat·;
R.n._ r«, J.· j:.- »w- >-—
and the corporation coraminion for
doing It* «worn doty.
But the secretary vuit really
*m*/hmg Idol· yeeterday. Ho ««I
merely fbadow->boxlng thorn, and
when >11 of thorn reappear, D·πνο
cr» tic "conrention and nfiltritgr and
conformity," h« will be laying ■> in·
il that "the wont Democrat ia hotter
then the host Rcpoblkhn," that the
ibolter of the ticket la a traitor, and
that the Bepofatlcaa party ia atill the
nintr party.
Τ tjrUr-CktW
In a ceremony, marked by beaatl·
ful ilmplicily, the marriage of R.
Durham Taylor of Dann and Mice Et
frida Carter of Lao. 8. C„ wae w>ion
aimed Wedneiday afternoon at 4 o'
clock at the magnificent country
homo of Mr. Leo Caitar, the bride'·
brother, about tea mile* from Lake
City, 8. C. W. A. Maaeerbeau. the paa
tor of the bride, performed the ccrr
aony, using the beaatifal ring eere
mcoy. The groom ha* many rcletiTO·
and friend* In thli city ana the mar
riage la of much interest here.
The bride and groom were attend
ed only by the maid of hoaor, Mist
Adelaide Pro mer of Hamlet, and the
beit man, Carey B. Taylor of Fay
ette* tile, the groom'· brother.
The home of Mr. and Mr*. Leo
Carter we* augnifleeatly fumlahed
(or the eccadon, the ceremony be
ing performed in the parlor. An Im
proviced altar ««a bailt, orer which
haag^a^arch of,yoeeo and^emWjW^
I The MttM' **a transformed 1ιΜ«>
aa arch of flower· ander which ^ow
ed the lights of eight tiny caadle*.
Flower* and potted planta were bank
ed againit the walla, gtrtng the room
the effect of a pretty flower garden.
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M'»i Kl!· Iicok< of Johnto.i play- |
►d the wedding tmircH. Manters John ι
Davit C· ι ter and Spr*n»r Carter, lit- ι
tie nephew» of tK· bride, were' the I
laatarn Iximi, «fall· t ttir Mtai C«- ι
therine Carter, a n'.ecc of Mi· brldo.
•u rim baarvr.
Junt before Mm bridal patty en
tered tli· room Mit* Jon·· nr.; "Be- ι
eau·· I Lore Υ·α," with Mitt Jtcubi
iccorapani>t on the plana. Mendtlis
oVi'i Wtdd'ng Ka ch «ras us«d ai th« ·;
party enured th· mon.
Tbc two little lantrrn bearer* »n- '
tered firtt, followed by the maid of
bo DOT. tarrying » .shower jbouquit
of roMs; the gr—m and bit belt man;
the brid·, dreaMd in a bin· roatiult
with hat and aecas tories to match
and carry in* · boquet of bride'· ro
Mt and lilli·· of tho valley tied with
white tail·, on th· arm af fair father
who gave h«r ««ay. Tb· little Hag
•bearer followed carrying tb· ring
in a beautiful white rot·. The minu
ter mat the bride *nd *room at the
altar and administered to them tbc
Torw·.
Th· ceremony was witnetnd by
large number of friends and neigh
bor» of tha brid·, who bar· known ι
and loved bar inc« childhood, while
the (room's father, J. A. Tayiur; ma
ter. Mia Ruth.Taylor; brother, H. B.
Tayor, coetin, Richard Tayor, and
Mr. and Mr·. Lonlt Stephen·, ware
pr*tent from bit home in Duns,
At the conclusion of the ceremony
punch was t«rved from a bowl hidden
beneath a bawtr of flower· in the
hallway. Shortly after tbc ccrcmony
the brid· and (room left for Π ol
eic· where tbey took tb« train for
Charleston, Savannah and other pla
ças.
Th« brida la the diuflitsr of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Carter of Leo, S. ,C..
and was a member of the faculty
of tht graded school in Dunn the pa»t
year when At made a lanro number
of friends. One of hrr little pupil·.
Mist Mary Levi· Floyd, want to tee
the marriage of her taachor. The
■ ■
rroom h the youngwt ton and Mr.)
ird Mr*. Jamet A. Taylor of Dunn I
ind it ataociatMi with hit rather !n|<
he inturaifci basincii there.—Key-1
tUvill· Obeerver, 18th. |
GODWIN ITEMS
Milt Etla Mae Starling entertain-j
m! a number of her friend» Thursday]
tight front eight thirty to Uu-thlrly ι,
n honor of her guett, Mian Winifredi,
Lli union.
Mrt C. W. Spell and «on. Cbn j
^nnelly and Miu Spella' titlor, Mias |
Eloite Connelly, left Friday after-1
toon for Charlotte and Staterrillc, to
riiit relative· for aaveral day*.
Dr. and Mrt. J. W. McLean tpent
ruiadajr and Wcdnetdny in Charlotte.
Mrt. Cart Boyer, of Woodstock.
K'a., and Mint Rehecea Abernrthy, of
kthevill·, «pent a few daya la God
win the gueaU of Mr. and Mr*. C.
IV. SpaU.
W. R. Graham, af Piratant HUI,
tpont Sunday is Godwin with hit pa·
■entt, Mr. and Mrt. D. A. Graham.
Mlat Kala William* hat return rd
.0 her home for the rammer vacation
ifter attending the Kayettevillc C.<m
tetvatory of Mutic the past tetsion.
W. C. William a, of R»loÎ*fc. tpent a
Tew huurt in Godwin Sunday with
Friend*.
Mrt. J. M. Starling and tun. Hom
er, and Mrt. EztcU. of Rotaboro,
tpent Sunday in Godwin with their
brother, C. W. SpclL
M fli Sadii' Markham left Wednr·)
day for Cherry Dale, Va., to vitit hor
aunt, Mrt. Minnie Markham.
Mr. mnd Mrt. C. T*. Ward, of Dunn,
tpent Friday in Godwin with Mrt.
C. W. 8pell.
Mrt. W. M. Pope and daughter,
Mrt. J. D. Hemingway, of Butler, arc
•pending a few daya with Mrt. Let
ter McPhtil ntar AutryviUe.
Mit. Μ. Ε. Starling and family
«.pent the week end in Aatnmlie with
Mrt. Starling»' brother, Mr. Kobort
11-it
M>*. J. 11. Jonu* Κ·κ returned lo
1er homo after spending nereral days
vicia her p*opl* la Dariinxion, 8. C.
Ε. C Markham wv called to Kote
>opu Tuesday uflrmouM to assist in \
ι nine of ba'fball hotvrorn Koirboro
Hid \Vui>aw in which can ho wm
enderlv led to :be mound and al- '
hough hia -'ΓΙ'η.ι^ in a de
tat h« held the v.iitor» to -the mer
:ka oi bin ;o;<lh puv>. Ho wu aorom
>anied by C. W. Spell.
Miij Cli va Godtr.n left Tuofday
nomin^ on tbo early t-ain for Ash«
riile to alt.'inl she summer «-html.
Mix Amy <!rah*m, baa riinrntil
ο her heme for the *ummor. Mii«
i nhiim graduated th » y<ar from
4. C. C. W., Grvvtidboro.
il s» Ladle Melntyre. of Dunn,
■pent the we*l> end in Godwin with
i*r ikirmtt, Mr. and Mr». H. M. Mc
Intyre.
Rev. and Mr*. E. B. Carr. of Wal
ace, are spending c few day* with
tfr·. Carr'» mother. tint. Jane Mcln
■yre.
Mi.*> Winifred WJIiamfon, of >'oy
rlUville. ta tpend:r.£ a few day* In
Godwin the guest of Mm Eula Mae
5Urlil|(,
It I'M· '-11
THE BLIGHT OF ILI.ITFRACY
ι Iirio.*nce l> Rlf-p.-i-prtaet'ne.
Pool xhouU may bn-cm·· trnlcm e in
ι re^ioi». Nmrkriciv, :hc Intelligent
;onmunities nail iubmt. Ό b eiiv
amcd In part by ihr rrpu«»nta;iv*<
οΓ the dn'liai.i drd dirtriet».
No wonder they rr»u-i to sLtlr
tompuluun ο *t:te liu'Hltl a d to
lr*'el up eduentiiinal opportun':· ias
n-ithin tnc «tat* hk> »<jvov*'.e F< :V ai
(/Dinpo'.MOn or Federal financial u d
to lrv* I up within t.w nation. Ner :«
ihu t»n4«"fy to nation allxo *·ΐj:n
tion peculiarly Americun; it i·. in
Tart, »ur'»l Witr.
All pri.-χιi.m· ive μ· op! .· an· cominu
to fee! that the child's vhooliiUT m
U>o tnurh a eooial concern to be loft
entirely I ο the di»cr.'t:«r of the . v
cnta οι· even of the Ιο a! connu ' y.
—Edward A. Ro·.· in % he Print i>»:v«
of Sociology·
BRINGS RESULTS
"Having had twenty y«mr* espiri
*n«c in <o«v feeding I k.'.ov. tha· i'u
vina Cow C'aovr c: l, .·· mere
t h τη (iv t- -mi. t* fi·· d tut that it rn-,»
than œitkv.i up the difference
i-olti." So »ayr. tî:»..ti- 't. Hod*·.·».
Cow Chow ·► ool-j in I la.m .'xclc» νι>
ly by Ik Γ. Sur'vu. Adv.
IS YOUR HEALTH
GRAOUALLY SUPPIHB?
fatarwtiarEaparhac· «f t Ten· Lady WW DkWm Thai S Mora
W^mb bit AWat CmM They W«U 1· Ipml
Ink Swlwm mi W«ry.
I cookU'l rect we* at ·%Μ tad waa . ..
jnctlUakM.
Mt heard of Cartel and after radlag I
MM 1 had aome icmala trouble that
was puSng ca down. 1M lor Cardui
"In amy «hort «ta· after 1 began fh·
GMi H otr.i Treatment I n* an im·
provenant aad it wasnl Jong until I waa
«I right good appetite, tpfcndld ret,
ud nKk atroager to that I eatiy dU my
hooea work.
"Laiar I took a botta ot Cardai m a
toeÉT. Icaa roooaMcad Cardui aod glad
ly do as, tor V m woman knew. H
" acr« a pat deal of
har wo ne η who have load Cardai |
helpful thotdd toortaca you that H le |
■ ' All druggkti «11 tt.
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baking powder, salt, and
soda. And they're mixed
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sacks of Occo-nee-chee Self-Rising Flour.
You do take the guess out of baking
with Occo-nee-chee. And most of the
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est and best waffles or hot cakes you ever
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cost of ingredients.
Make Occo-nee-chee Flour your stand
by for good baking. Get a trial bag from
your grocer and find how it saves worry
and expense.
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dmr4xdly In·, pi mi m Êmar
AUSTIN-HEATON COMPANY
Durham, North Carolina
OCCO-NEE-CHEE
SblfrJUsitq/JB/Rup ,Λ
Tah* th» G«—* otf of BakingwI^wymMaiMr
U BE ONE AMONG THE THOUSANDS WHO WILL ATTEND. [
I Hundreds of DtDan in Prizes Offered
|| By Fair Association
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cut 4Mcta«-rti*t M, mhM H,
third tt-OO.
Aautnr _cl»wu—Fbt· $·.
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«M II» «4 m
«w^rM·» m4 τ
■eyde#· mmd ft.·#.
fr·· far aU
Cantapad* |5 ι·4 |>.
Πnt Eviat—10· jrarda ΛβΛ
free far all.
Smo«4 Evrat— Pale Va alt, kJct
Jmmf, ruaiac tmd J amp —fraafor
all.
Tkiri Bfnl—Tur-af-war—10 ataa
Ira· Duka, 1· mi Iimi Du».
Faartfc E-raat—half all· raaa, free,
1er ·!).
Ftfli Carat—71 jrirt* <**, fraa
far all lallM.
lixtk Kraal—Half Mita ralajr rata,
4 Udiaa ira· Dak., 4 ladle. free
Daaa.
•ereatfc Krrni—Oaa MUa relay
ma, 4 mi fraai Dafce, 4 aaam fra«
CliMk luit—Half alia raca, 4
kara aader 1· year* af a«a
•to I «f lit ta yartlat
pata la aaj af Ito afcere
MtM areata awt iaa4 '
to their
at
Ym Mut Net Was This Evcat—Dum Waits Tom Here.
Racing
Base Ball
Singing Contest
Band Concerts
Parade
Fireworks
Athletic Events
Scores Of Other Prizes To Be Offered
By the Merchants Of Dunn
Many valuable premiums will
be given by business men inde
pendent of the big list of cash
prizes given by fair association.
You May Get One
The Harnett County Agricultural Fair Association
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